Palm Bay City Councilman Chandler Langevin wrote: “There’s not a single Indian that cares about the United States.” Just two days earlier, he had posted: “Deport every Indian immediately.”
Author: Zofeen Maqsood
Harjit Kaur’s case, marked by allegations of mistreatment in detention, has become a flashpoint in debates over immigration enforcement.
This incident has once again very vividly shown us that our stability and the lives we built in this country is just one press-conference away from collapsing
The clarification offers temporary respite to visa holders caught in weekend chaos, though official confirmation and legal challenges remain ahead.
The proclamation bypasses Congress, sparks fears of job losses and a talent drain, and leaves attorneys and employers scrambling for clarity.
A move critics call an “economic wrecking ball” could devastate the tech workforce, with Indian professionals hardest hit.
USCIS has revamped the U.S. citizenship civics test with more questions, a higher passing score, and stricter review—changes immigration lawyers warn could block more immigrants from naturalization
President Trump’s new tariffs on India — starting with a 25% duty on Aug. 7 and followed by another 25% on Aug. 27 — are forcing small businesses to make tough choices, from scaling back operations to absorbing rising costs. The escalating U.S.–India tariffs have fueled uncertainty, rattled stock markets, and added fresh strain to the broader economy.
The attack was so severe that the victims’ body was decapitated; the culprit then tried to throw away his body parts in a trash can
A new survey released today suggests a deep divide in how Americans view foreign workers. More than half of U.S. citizens believe professionals are taking jobs away
The viral video of a Texas man’s anti-Indian rant sparked backlash, with Indians in the U.S. pushing back through Yelp reviews, doxxing, and heated online debates.
Immigration experts warn the State Department’s abrupt restrictions on third-country processing add costs, delays, and emotional stress without clear economic or security benefits.
As backlogs surge and cases of staged crimes surface, attorneys warn the system’s credibility—and relief for true victims—is at risk
Experts warn of stalled wages and fresh fears fueled by AI, as Trump’s policies and high interest rates slow hiring and increase layoffs.
Vishy Ayyar speaks with The American Bazaar about his Hollywood debut “American Warrior,” a film that mirrors his own turbulent journey from multimillion-dollar real estate ventures to award-winning film festivals.
Three incidents in one week — including two at Indian eateries — leave diners rattled and communities calling for answers.
Indian American and New Jersey resident caught stealing $2,300 worth diamond bracelet; car search reveals stolen items from Nordstrom, J Crew, and others
The vigil is the latest in a string of community-led responses to the crash that placed 28-year-old truck driver Harjinder Singh behind bars on vehicular homicide charges.
Beyond FBI biometrics, officers may interview neighbors, coworkers, and employers to verify eligibility, raising questions about fairness, civil liberties, and what applicants should expect in the months ahead.
Trump’s visa freeze on foreign truck drivers sparks debate over safety, immigration, and the U.S. trucking industry’s dependence on Sikh American drivers keeping supply chains alive.
Rumors have been swirling about possible misconduct involving H-1B visa employees at Walmart
Stories like that of Arista CEO Jayashree Ullal, whose net worth exceeds $6 billion, underscore the pivotal role immigrant founders play in shaping America’s entrepreneurial landscape.
A random attack on a 15-year-old in one of America’s safest cities, home to a significant Indian American population, has left residents questioning safety and fearing deeper motives.
With stricter rules on “Good Moral Character,” applying for naturalization is now beginning to read more like a marriage proposal to America than a legal document
Immigrant health policy expert Dr. Drishti Pillai warns that the new HHS guidance could affect thousands of lawfully present immigrants, including work visa holders, creating confusion, fear, and broader community impacts.